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About Crystal Substrates

Transistors and integrated circuits are manufactured on the surface of a semiconductor chip. The semiconductor chip acts as the substrate (chip). The semiconductor substrate influences electrical performance and provides mechanical support. Chemical substrates find application in short-wavelength light‐emitting diodes, lasers and ultraviolet detectors, as well as in microelectronic high‐temperature devices; they are also used for environmental protection in eco‐friendly material systems.

Stanford Advanced Materials supplies advanced crystal substrates to numerous laboratories and research organisations. We offer standard sizes and customised products that meet your requirements.

Categories of Crystal Substrates:

Monocrystalline Substrates: Our monocrystalline substrates are manufactured according to strict specifications. They utilise materials such as silicon and sapphire. They provide even surfaces for epitaxial growth, semiconductor device fabrication and thin‐film deposition.

Epitaxial Wafer Substrates: These substrates provide a well‐aligned crystal lattice for epitaxial deposition. They are used in the production of semiconductors, LEDs and photovoltaic devices.

Optical Crystal Substrates: These substrates are designed for high transparency. They are essential components in lasers, optical communication devices and imaging systems.

Ferroelectric Crystal Substrates: These substrates are used in electronic memory devices, sensors and actuators. They exhibit measurable piezoelectric and pyroelectric properties.

Piezoelectric Crystal Substrates: These substrates serve as platforms for producing MEMS components, ultrasonic transducers and energy‐harvesting systems.

Advantages of Our Crystal Substrates:

Precision Engineering: Our crystal substrates are manufactured using precise methods. They provide atomically smooth surfaces. They ensure optimal conditions for epitaxial growth and thin‐film deposition.

Consistent Quality: The substrates maintain consistent quality from batch to batch, thereby ensuring reproducibility in experiments and production processes.

Customised Specifications: Options include various crystal orientations, sizes, thicknesses and materials. This selection meets specific application requirements.

Contemporary Research: The substrates form the basis for the investigation of novel materials. They support the measurement of new phenomena and the progress of scientific understanding.

Technical Support: Our expert team advises on substrate selection, usage and process integration.

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